State suit seeks immediate redistricting in California
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr files state Supreme Court suit urging immediate legislative redistricting to avert massive chaos in June elections. He cites deadlines for Los Angeles and several counties and warns that passing them could jeopardize the election’s legal standing.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
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California
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Alameda
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House of Representatives
Russia and China step up aid to rising nations
A State Department study notes the Soviet Union increased arms aid to non‑Communist developing countries in 1970, led by Egypt, while China pledged most economic aid, mainly to Tanzania and Zambia for the Tazara railroad. China also pledged 16 million to Pakistan, with total 1970 Communist aid figures excluding other Communist states.
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Red China
Tanzania
Zambia
Pakistan
North Vietnam
Cuba
Hickel to help in'72 campaign
Former Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel said he will be involved in the 1972 campaign but declined to name a preferred candidate. He noted he was fired by President Nixon and criticized the administration for youth concerns, while praising conservation efforts by both parties and commenting on national mood.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Walter J. Hickel
Nixon
Hickel
Aijchorage Daily Times
Nisan
Clean
America
Wen
California Yule death toll highest in nation
AP reports that California led the nation in Christmas weekend traffic fatalities with 67 deaths. The figure covers 2 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday, the highest for a Christmas period to date, surpassing 64 in 1956 and 69 in 1957 on a longer weekend. A separate Vienna brief notes a Swiss pilot killed when a private jet clipped a runway in mist. investigation underway.
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Los Angeles
California Highway Patrol
Baily Review edition and office locations
The fragment lists the Baily Review published by Baily Reviews Inc Hood Sparks president and gnc publisher William Chilcoty in Hayward with a second floor trailer office. It mentions circulation and address lines for offices in Winton Awe Kayward Fremont and others, plus subscription rates and staff titles.
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Gnc
William Chilcoty
Butinas Monger
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Hayward
Kennedy Leads Democrats in New Gallup Poll
In Princeton New Jersey AP Kennedy leads Democratic voters for the party’s presidential nomination with Muskie second and Humphrey third. A second Gallup poll shows Humphrey would lead Muskie if Kennedy stays out. About 560 Democrats in 250 communities were polled December to January.
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Aoward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
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Muskie
Wma
O'Brien to monitor Democratic campaign for fairness
Democratic National Chairman Lawrences F O'Brien says he will watch the presidential campaign for violations of conduct pacts and will speak out against personal attacks or actions that could aid Republicans. He plans to remain an activist for six more months and then hand the chair to July 14 successor chosen by the party's nominee.
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Washington
Lawrences F. O'Brien
O'Brien
White House
O’brien
Nixon
Lindsay to enter presidential race despite NH loss
New York UPI reports Mayor Lindsay may announce in Miami on Tuesday to run for president while conceding New Hampshire to Muskie. Lindsay focuses on Florida and Wisconsin. his office has not confirmed a bid, though a schedule shows news conferences in Miami and Madison.
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UPI
John V. Lindsay
Miami
New Hampshire
Edmund S. Muskie
Florida
Wisconsin
Lindsay
Madison
Wis
Thomas B. Morgan
Nixon outlines China trip aims and Soviet summit approach
President Nixon says his China visit is to open communication while the Soviet meeting will be basic and substantive. He notes the success of both trips depends on what follows the talks and reflects on 1971’s China decision as shaping the long term future. He describes his economic controls as a tough but necessary move and emphasizes cool, solitary decision making.
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New York
Presijet Nixon
Communist
China
Time
Ipime
Nixon
No January drafts expected says Pentagon officials
Washington AP reports Sex pective Service officials predict no one will be drafted in January 1972. The Pentagon has not issued a new death call for Q1 1972, and inductees must have 30 days notice. Defense sources say the quarterly call will likely be in the low ten thousands.
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Washington
Sexpective Service
Pentagon
Defense Department
McCarthy urges Cuba recognition in TV interview
Eugene McCarthy says the United States should recognize Fidel Castros government. He argues that isolation has failed and that establishing normal relations with Cuba could improve the situation, in a Miami WCET interview on the Florida Forum.
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UPI
Eugene McCarthy
United States
Fidel Castro
Florida Forum
WCET
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Cua
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